The effect of the implementation of new strategies reducing the rates of administering high-chloride solutions was well documented in the study of Yuons et al., where the implementation of control measures in fluid therapy (administration of Hartman’s solution, Plasmalyte, and 20% albumin with low Cl− content instead of the uncontrolled administration of various types of solutions) was followed by a statistically significant decrease in the rates of acute renal failure and the use of dialysis (Yunos et al. 2012). Here, ALB is linked to acute kidney injury.